After Uchiha Yato's detailed explanation, this small trouble was finally resolved satisfactorily.
However, so that Gaara could live a better life in the future, Uchiha Yato decided to tell him a well-intentioned lie.
After hearing Uchiha Yato's account, Rasa nodded thoughtfully, seeming to have gained a deeper understanding of everything.
He said with a sigh, "No wonder I hadn't seen you for a while."
Then, as if he had suddenly remembered something important, he continued, "So you went to a parallel world and even brought back my future children!"
Rasa's words surprised everyone present, especially Karura.
When she heard Rasa mention "future children," her cheeks involuntarily flushed red, like ripe apples.
In this world, Karura had not yet married Rasa. But in the parallel world, they already had three children, and to give birth to the last one, Karura had even sacrificed her life.
For Karura, who was still a young girl, such a thing was simply too distant and unfamiliar, leaving her somewhat shy and embarrassed.
At that point, Rasa, as though he had been kicked in the head by a donkey, asked next.
"Then where did the me from the parallel world run off to?"
When Uchiha Yato heard Rasa ask that, he did not know how to answer for a moment.
Even if it was just another well-intentioned lie to fool Rasa, Uchiha Yato could not bring himself to do it. Rasa was mentally mature, so there was no need for Uchiha Yato to consider his feelings.
But if he told him directly that he had personally killed him in the parallel world, would it have a negative impact on their friendship?
"Let's put it this way: the you from the parallel world went somewhere very far away, so far that he didn't even want to take